Monday, August 3, 2009

I have an Airlink101 router. I setup a webserver. whenever I type my host name in the url,My router

I%26#039;m using DynDNs.com free web hodting. On my router, I when to DDNS and enable, enter my user name, password and hostname from for my host(DynDns). On my router I also when to DMZ and enter my computer IP. I when back to my account with Dyndns and modify it. But I can%26#039;t get to open my web page when I type it in the web browser. Router dialog box ask for router name and password? why



I have an Airlink101 router. I setup a webserver. whenever I type my host name in the url,My router comes up?





mainly because you didn%26#039;t enable the %26quot;virtual host%26quot; or alike and/or you haven%26#039;t open port 80 (HTTP port).



try this:



鈥f you are on a LAN set a static IP for your computer, you can do this by edting Networking Properties



鈥nable virtual server and/or port forwarding in you router, choose both UDP and IP, enter port 80 as it%26#039;s port and enter your static IP as private IP.



鈥nter your DDNS settings in the WAN setup



鈥eboot your router



鈥heck the dyndns address you have...



different routers have different settings to enable you local web server to pass through the router, some router don%26#039;t have virtual server on their NAT setting or no need to setup its virtual server, for this type you must only add a public port (port 80) to run a webserver, some router requires more than opening a port, like what i am using, first i set my computer to a static IP, enable port forwarding, enable virtual server, open port 80, add s specific private IP, and set my dyndns setting or no-ip setting..



just play around your router%26#039;s settings and don%26#039;t forget to reboot it everytime you made changes..



here is my local webserver for proof:



http://dikkiscybercafe.dyndns.org



if page cannot be displayed it means my computer is off..

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